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Simple MongoDb dependency for nameko (microservices framework). Based on https://github.com/saiqi/nameko-mongodb

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This is DependencyProvider for Nameko microservices framework which enables users to work with MongoDb.

First of all I should say that this package based on https://github.com/saiqi/nameko-mongodb . Thank you @saiqi :)

What has been changed:

  • Automatic uploading to PyPI by Travis-CI (it was a primary purpose for building of my pet projects)
  • Disabled by default results logging
  • Some fixes to make this stuff work with new Nameko

Requirements

  • Python 2.7 / 3.4 / 3.5 / 3.6 / 3.7
  • Nameko 3.11+
  • MongoDb :)

Installation

The same as you guessing: pip install nameko-mongodb

How to use

There are some configuration options to use this package (required are in bold):

  • MONGODB_CONNECTION_URL - connection URL
  • MONGODB_DB_NAME - database name. Default is your service name
  • MONGODB_USER - if you need to be authenticated, provide username
  • MONGODB_PASSWORD
  • MONGODB_AUTHENTICATION_BASE - a source to authenticate. See more information in PyMongo documentation
  • MONGODB_AUTH_MECHANISM - see more information in PyMongo documentation

You can use the connection following way:

from nameko.rpc import rpc
import MongoDatabase from nameko_mongodb


class YourService(object):
    name = 'your_service'

    database = MongoDatabase()

    @rpc
    def find_item(self):
        return self.database.your_collection.find_one()

Also this package can log all executions to logging collection. If you want to use it:

from nameko.rpc import rpc
import MongoDatabase from nameko_mongodb


class YourService(object):
    name = 'your_service'

    database = MongoDatabase(result_backend=True)

    @rpc
    def find_item(self):
        return self.database.your_collection.find_one()

Sometimes there can be useful to get possibility executing callbacks for DependencyProvider methods (i.e. migrating data when dependency initialized etc.). There are some callbacks:

  • on_before_setup: (instance)
  • on_after_setup: (instance)
  • on_before_stop: (instance)
  • on_after_stop: (instance)
  • on_before_worker_setup: (instance, worker_ctx)
  • on_after_worker_setup: (instance, worker_ctx)
  • on_before_worker_result: (instance, worker_ctx, result, exc_info)
  • on_after_worker_result: (instance, worker_ctx, result, exc_info)

How to use callbacks:

from nameko.rpc import rpc
import MongoDatabase from nameko_mongodb


class YourService(object):
    name = 'your_service'

    database = MongoDatabase(
        on_before_setup=lambda x: print("Start setup DP"), 
        on_after_setup=lambda x: print("Stop setup DP"),
    )

    @rpc
    def find_item(self):
        return self.database.your_collection.find_one()

Contribution

I'd be glad to see your pull requests

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